Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-11-29
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES
Good Names Proposed to
the People.
LAST YEARS CITY VOTE
Del" gates to the Convention to lie
Held Tomorrow Night
Increase of Voters.

The several Democratic ward
clucusses were held last night in the
places announced in yesterday morn
ng's HERALD. All of them were
largely attended, the citizens turning
out in full force determined that only
nominations of candidates for council
men who are good men and for hom
the people can safely vote, should be
made. That this intention was slcct :
fnl, can be ascertained by an exami-
nation of the following nominations
made in the different wards for Coun
cimen:
First Ward-James Hanley, en-
gneer, S uthern Pacific Company,
residence, AZ North Chestnut street,
East Los Angeles Chas. P. Thurston,
manager for Sisson, Crocker & Co.
present member Board of Education,
residence, COL Buena Vista street.
Second Ward-r. J. Cuddy, real
estate AGENT, residence, Ponet Block.
Third Ward-John f. Humphreys
OF Humphreys & Riggin, real estate
agent, residence, 34l South Fort
street. T.. c.. Bosbyshell of the
Southern California National Bank,
residence, COZ Grand avenue.
Fourth Ward-B. Cohn, capitalist;
residence, 6S 1uth Main street. Bur-
dette Chandler, oil operator; resi-
dence, 545 Also avenue, Boyle Heights.
Fifth Ward-L. T. Garnsey, real
estate agent; residence, southeast cor
ner Toberman andWashington streets.
Larkin Snodgrass, capitalist; resi-
dence, Washington street, between
Martin and San Pedro streets.
These nominations appeared to give
general satisfaction to the residents OF
the wards they will represent, and
most OF them were decided upon, by
reclamation. There was feeling that
with such candid ties the victory even
in the wards which have given Repub-
lican majorities heretofore, will be
certain. -.
After the Councilmen had been SCI
lecled the various wards selected dele
gates to represent tn, m at the conven-
ton to be held on Wednesday evening
in Justice Austin's courtroom The
following delegates w.le selected:
First Warc-G. B. Griffin, J. David
son, J. z. Harvey. I. McCafiery, N.
NJ. Entler, N. S. Embody, V. l.. San
chez. Henry Stuhr, VIM. Vickery,
VIM. Crawford.
Second Ward-P. Ballade, Tony
Mesmer, F. Yorb,, VIM. Bryson, l.
Bilder ain. p. G. Dornalech. r. Do
min !upz, g. W. Simons, f. H. Ste ele,
l.. r. jacobson, Tom Keefe, H. Gas
sell, F. Wilkinson, Il. Maloney, M. O..
VI lrsh..
Third Ward--H. S. Parcels, Gen.
J. K. Mathews, w X. McInto-h,
Richard Dunnigan, Thos. Kelley, Il.
C. Carlton. NJ. Morris, Conrad Jacoby,
Col. A. j. King.
Fourth Ward-J. W. Drown, G. H.
White. J. j. Woodruff, w. J. Bro1-
rick, E. +. Powell, A. Osthof, P. NJ.
Scott, A. LindenielI, +. Blenner-
haSett.
Fifth Ward-T. B. Brown. w. R.
Burke. D. V. w ,ldron, A. f. MacGey,
D. C. Wilson, q. w. Glowner. a. w.
B. rrett.
Tomorrow evening the Convention
will select the candidates for MEM
bership of the Board of Education
and will select members of new City
Central Committee.
Registration is going forward very
rapidly and those who have not done
SO already should visit the County
Clerks office and register so as to be
able to vote on Monday next. At the
last election there were over 5000 vot-
ers on the register, but the vote for
the Mayor shows that there were but
about one-half of these who voted.
Since that time about 1000 have been
added to the register, making in all
about 10000 voters on the register in
this city. Last election there were
five tickets in the field: Democratic,
Republican, Prohibition, Ame'i lean
and Labor. This year SO far there are
three tickets. The vote last year for
Mayor on the five tickets named was
as follows in the precincts of the wards
designated by mum oers:
Ward, Dem. Rep. Prob. Am. Lab.